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Is your lease ending soon? Decommissioning the facility for turnover to the landlord/owner can involve a multitude of services. Office space decommissioning is a significant factor in your budget, sometimes adding up to 3-5 times that of the actual relocation itself. What are some tips that will make the process more successful for you? Check out this list.

In the following article by Pamela Smith, she explains in detail how important Office Space Decommissioning is when moving to a new space.

Office Space Decommissioning Companies & Tips

If you are moving your office or company and you need the space to be freed from equipment, cables, office furniture, etc. then you need office space decommissioning services. Commercial relocation is more difficult than the house moves because it is more complex, incorporates more activities that are quite diverse and is an event of a much larger scale in most cases. Office or factory decommissioning will require of you to find the right commercial removal company and arrange lots of details yourself. Whether you are moving out, planning a rollout or closing the business, here’s what you should do. See full post here:

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All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. A work-life balance is crucial for a happy life but how easy is it to maintain it?

It’s hard. So if there was a way you could make it easier, wouldn’t you?

With the right office design, it’s possible to shorten the distance between your career goals and elusive happiness.

Take a look at this article from StrongProject.

THREE OFFICE DESIGN TWISTS TO NURTURE A WORK-LIFE BALANCE

The elusive work-life balance. It’s been reported that a typical employee spends between 38-60 hours at the office. Now, with the exponential rise of connectivity, employees feel pressured to check in for work using their smartphone, tablet, or laptop on the go–during their lunch break, commute, and even at night after dinner or before bed.

This is counterproductive to an employee’s mental health and workload stamina because it forces engagement instead of fostering it.

Even though we can’t all have offices that literally disappear after 6 p.m. to discourage employees from working late, we can embrace work spaces that mimic some of the key comforts of home. These design twists help an employee feel relaxed and engaged on their own, while understanding they can take breaks to increase focus and productivity in projects.

Office Furniture — **Source: strongproject.com**

Here are three ways to shift your modern office design to invite more balance:

Recreate the family hearth with your employee lounge or cafeteria

Even a company with hundreds of employees can create a cozier feel in their lounge or cafeteria. By using acoustic furniture pieces or lounge couches and club chairs, the staff will appreciate the little details that help them relax. Acoustic furniture helps deaden echoes in loud open spaces such as cafeterias and lounges, while creating coffee break nooks and private conversation areas over lunch. See full post here

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What’s Involved with Office Space Decommission?

Work-life Balance: Contributions of a Good Office Design

Recreate the family hearth with your employee lounge or cafeteria